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What happened to Clarisse why wasn't she their? Is she okay?

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Why does Montag feel so confused and unsettled after talking to Clarisse?

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What might Clarisse represent, being different from the rest of society?

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Does Montag have a book in his house?

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The rule book says "Established in 1790 to burn english-influenced in the colonies. First firemen: Benjamin Franklin" Could this mean the rule book has altered history to control their workforce and make them more loyal?

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On page 31, Beatty states that “Any man’s insane who thinks he can fool the government and us.”
This one quote reveals much more information than it might at first seem to hold, of which the most pressing inferences are that the government’s identity is not hidden from the public, the government is fully aware of the book burning and presumably the force behind those laws, and that an average member of this society is aware enough of the government to at least speak about them without fear.

Now, the easiest way for a likely malevolent governmental body like this one to keep its population from reading books is simply to keep them illiterate. However, if the general population could not read, there would be no reason for book burnings to continue happening, as nobody would even be able to understand there existed information they were not meant to have in the first place.

However, as book burnings occur, we can infer that the population is, in fact, literate on at least some level. If all books are illegal, including those used to learn to read in the first place, how is it that the average civilian retains their ability to consume surface-level information from written text?

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Where do the alarms come from that the firefighters respond to and burn the books

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How much do the firefighters make and is it worth the labor?

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Is there someone watching Montag? He seems uneasy.

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Where did Clarise go? and is she dead?

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How do the firemen know which houses to check to find books to burn?

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What is the significance of Clarisse leaving? What does this change about Montag?

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In the book, we see that aside from a few other people (Clarisse, her Uncle, the Burning Lady, etc.), books have been outlawed almost universally by the government. What happened in the past for the government to make such a drastic change to society? Was it one, huge event or a gradual change?

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What is the significance of the firefighters looking like each other?

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Why doesn’t the school care if Clarise is in class if they live in a strict government?

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Are the hound’s issue with Montag associated with Montag’s new found observations about the world?

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Does someone suspect Montag of something?

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Why do so many children die in car crashes and shootings and why did it not used to be that way. What changed?

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Why does the mechanical hound want to kill Montag?

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What's gonna happen to the lady that won't move away from the books?

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What sparks Montag's growing curiosity and questioning of the society that he live lives in?

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why does Montag ask if the hound likes him or not? and is this a symbol for change?

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Why has society been so conditioned to rely on entertainment

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Why is the hound not chill like that with Montag? Is it possible that the Hound knows Montag is beginning to question things about the society they are in (starting to break free from the rules of society)?

(Basically, why is the hound chuzzed by Montag?)

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Why did the hound try to attack Montag -- Jasper

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Does the Mechanical Hound have a functioning consciousness.

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Why is the school system so focused on sports and TV?

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What happened to Clarisse? Why did she end up disappearing?

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Why does Montag start to question the job of the firefighters and even say that they used to prevent fires after talking to Clarisse?

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Who could've of set the Mechanical Hound to attack Guy?

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Why are kids in the book so irresponsible to the point of actually killing each other? And what does it mean for this society's previous generations?

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What event caused the current society to get to how it looks like today?

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Why does Clarisse suddenly disappear after seven counted days?

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If Clarrise' friends were killed, could she also be in danger?

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Why would people want to die rather than give up their books?

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Why does Montag start to feel uncomfortable with his job after talking to Clarisse?

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Why do all the firefighters look like Montag?

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Why did the hound growl at Montag?

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What is the mental health system like?

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Why do the schools only teach about leisurely topics? Do the kids actually even learn anything useful for their future?

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What is the dandelion test. Why is it significant and is there any symbolism.

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In page 32, what did our author intend by alternating history to make Benjamin Franklin as "First Fireman?"

Nicholas Volta

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Why does Montag feel so disturbed after his conversation with Clarisse, even though she was just asking simple questions?

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When the hound growls at Montag why was he freaked out about it?

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What did Montag mean by the game was done of the chicken, rat and cat?

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Why was Montag's opinion changed so drastically so sudden and he started to question his job and society?

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Why is the Hound acting aggressive towards Guy Montag significant to the story?

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What is the mechanical hound used for if they burn books?

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Does Montag start to see himself as a caretaker or something similar for Clarisse?

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Why does the Mechanical Hound dislike Montag if it's just a machine? If not the machine itself who programmed it?

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How do the firemen know if people are hiding books?

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What changes occurred within society that caused violence to become the norm?

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Why does the Hound not like Guy?

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Why do the mechanical hound seem aggressive to Guy?

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Why was Montag uneasy about his job while talking to Clarisse

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How do they find out about people with books?

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Why would people rather die than give up their books?

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Do you think Montag wants to burn books anymore

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Who started the idea of book burning?

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Why do the firemen burn down entire houses instead of just removing and burning books?

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Why did Montag decide to join the firemen?